Why Preventative Maintenance Is

Maintenance

Why Preventative Maintenance Is Important

 

Any way you look at it, preventative maintenance is a smart investment.  Manufactures, contractors, independent publications and homeowners all agree... if you're looking to save money on utility bills while extending the life and efficient performance of your Home Comfort System, then Preventative Maintenance is your answer.

 

Your furnace and air conditioner are like your car - each is a mechanical system that requires consistent and regular maintenance.  You change the oil in your car every 3,000 miles because it helps keep your car running safely and reliably.  Much like your car, your furnace and air conditioner must be cared for throughout its life in order for it to continue keeping you comfortable inside your home efficiently and effectively.  If you were to get in your car and drive it for 2,500 hours at 55mph, you would put 137,000 miles on your odometer and changed the oil 45 times.  Well, the average family "drives" their home comfort system an average of 2,500 hours per year... at full speed!  With all that stress put on your comfort system, you can see why it's a good idea to have your furnace and air conditioner tuned up at least once a year.

 

Preventative  Maintenance Agreement

Tune-ups Include  
  • Thermostat Checked
  • Clean or Inspect Air Filters
  • Inspect Evaporator Coil**
  • Clean Evaporator Drain**
  • Tighten Electrical Connections
  • Measure Temperature Differential
  • Check Fan Blades
  • Fan Relay Checked
  • Unit Wiring Inspected
  • Ductwork Checked
  • Condenser Surroundings Evaluated
  • Lubricate Fan Motors*
  • Check Start and Run Capacitors
  • Check Start Relays
  • Inspect Blower Wheel
  • Measure Voltage and Amperage
  • Monitor Refrigerant Level
  • Inspect All Controls
  • Check Heat Exchanger
  • Clean and Adjust Burners
  • Clean and Adjust Pilot Assembly
  • Monitor Gas Pressure-Adjust if Needed
  • Unit Disconnect Inspected
  • Check Operation of Sequencer
  • Clean Condenser Coil
  • Check Flue Piping
  • Clean Heat Exchanger
  • Monitor Flue Draft
  • Heating Elements Tested
  • Clean Flame Sensor
  • Check Gas Piping
  • Written Evaluation and Recommendations

* If bearings are accessible; some are sealed  ** If accessible

Benefits Include

  • Reduce Heating and Cooling Costs

  • Improve Your Equipment Efficiency

  • Improve Dependability

  • Discount on Repairs Service and Parts

  • Discounts on Installation of New Equipment

  • Courtesy Reminders for Tune-up Scheduling